Re: Mentor-Pro

I know that Univision was a "white-room" development - ie didn't use any
external source code - but that it was functionally based on the ADDS MOE of
the time.

ADDS people may have been involved (I think EDP recruited some ADDS staff at
the time - though I may be wrong), but I can't see why ADDS would have
corroborated in a project that would lose them future revenues... Again, I
could be wrong.

I doubt you'll get a comment from anybody in EDP... but we can hope :)

Simon




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> Obviously, not having to buy licenses was one of the motivators but I
> am quite sure that ADDS and/or the high-ups at ADDS were deeply
> involved in this.
>
> So can anyone from EDP speak up; Does UniVision have the "linking
> loader" that Frosty ssays is one of the distinguishing features
> between R83 and OA?
>
> Henry Keultjes
> hbkeultjesatearthlinkdotnet
>


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